St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-09
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.
Who Will Escort the President
and the General Programme.


A meeting of all the committees to
arrange for the welcome to President
Cleveland was held in the council
chamber yesterday afternoon from 8
until $40 p. III. Aid. o. o. Cullen pre-
siding. There were present: Congress
man Edmund Rice, Hon. p. II. Kelly,
Judge G. Z. Flandrau, w. B. Dean,
Lewis Baker, Thomas Cochran, Jr.,
Col. a. F. Rockwell, Gen. John b.
Sanborn, DR.. Hand, j. II. Burwell.
Daniel II. Moon, l.. II. Maxfeld, Lane
K. Stone, W. p. Murray. d. A. Monfort,
Capt Ed S. Bean. President Kerr, of the
council, and Aid. Cullen, Long and
Sanborn, and theirs who are interested.
Chairman Flandrau, of the committee
on reception, submitted his req rt. The
general committee on reception consists
of the mayor and council, and six citi-
zens, viz: Edmund Rice, P. H. Kelly,
Gen. John B. Sanborn, Judge c. L.
Flandrau, Lewis Baker and w.
3. Dean. These gentlemen and
President Kerr and five aldermen,
as suggested in Judge Flandrau's re-
port, will go to the depot at 5:15 to re-
ceive President and Mrs. Cleveland and
party. The aldermen as selected bv
President Kerr are: Messrs.- O. o.
Cullen. John Dowlan, w. H. Sanborn,
Z. r. Bryant and William Hamm. Mr..
Murray gave out the information that
the presidential party were expected to
arrive on a special train OH the Chicago,
Milwaukee d st. Paul. The committee
who will look after the comfort of the
President and Mrs. Cleveland are
MeSSrs. Rice, Baker, Flandrau, Kelly,
Murray, SanbOrn and Dean.
To
the reports of all the committees until
during ID. A. MonfOrt's report on the
arrangements on the evening parade,
the committee OIL reception retired to
arrange upon the number of carriages
which shall accommodate the president
and party and those who will escort him
from the depot to the hotel, Oh the
parade, and i'll the Tuesday morning
drive about the city. Chairman j. II.
BurWell said
EIGHT CARRIAGES
had been provided. Mr.. Baker sug-
gested that the number be increased to
ten to accommodate the representatives
of the Associated Press and the city
press. What the committee decided
upon will appear in its proper order.
Following is the order of the carriages
and the reception party who will re-
ceive President Cleveland, wife and
party at the depot and convey them to
the Hotel Ryan:
First Carriage-President Cleveland, Col.
e. ID. Kerr, president of the council, and
Judge c. E. Flandrau.
Second-Mrs. Cleveland and Hon. Edmund
Rice, member of congress.
Third-Postmaster General Villas, Hon. P.
II. Kelly and Aid. w. II. Sarboru.
Fourth-Col. ID. 5. Lamont, Gen. John B..
Sanborn and Aid. o. o. Cullen.
Eltth-Dr. BRYANT. w B. Dean and Aid T.
r. Bryant.
Sixth-Judge Wilson F. Bissell, and Aid.
John Dowlan.
Seventh-Lewis Baker and members of the
Associated Press.
Eighth-Ald. William Hamm and members
of the press.
Mayor Robert Smith and all the other
members of the city council will await
the president at the Hotel Ryan. When
the president arrives the mayor will
welcome him with short and appro-
pirate address, to which the
PRESIDENT WILL RESPOND.
a committee of five ladies living at
the Ryan will have decorated the par
Tors to be used by the presidents party
with bric-a-brac and flowers. After the
president and wife and the gentlemen
who accompany him OH his visit to the
city hive dined and rested. the evening
parade will begin. The interval between
the arrival of the president and the
parade will be two hours and fifteen
minutes, from $50 to 7:45 p. III. The
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